Were You Waiting for a Sign?

There is a Samsung store in my school's building and also three elevators.

One of the elevators does not go to the Samsung floor.

There are five signs outside, inside, and around this elevator that warn that this elevator does not go to the Samsung floor.

Still, people get into the elevator. They push the button to the Samsung floor, and the button does not light up.

Because this elevator does not go to the Samsung floor.

These people are often confused.

Yet, above the elevator call buttons, there is a sign that says this elevator does not go to the Samsung floor.

I once saw a woman press the button to the Samsung floor in this elevator. I told her in Korean that this elevator does not go to the blah de blah blah.

It did not register with the woman. She stayed on this elevator.

She did not make it to the Samsung floop a doop.

Yesterday, I went to call the elevator that does not go to the Samsangaroo floodaroo.

And I saw this sign. In Korean at the top, it says, "Does not go to Samsung." I'm sure you can read the English.

As I took this pic, the man who made the sign told me he was tired of people trying to take this elevator to Samsung. He read me the English part of the sign and said we need to make better choices in our life.

Has this man finally put a stop to the madness?

**Update: This happened a month ago. The answer is...no. There is no stop to the madness, even with this brilliant sign.**